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The Medical Records Specialist is responsible for retrieving and processing both paper and electronic medical and billing record requests from medical facilities, physicians, patients, or other entities and respond to other general release of patient information while maintaining the confidentiality and security of PHI.
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This may involve scanning and indexing documents into the electronic medical records system. Typical responsibilities range from answering phones and greeting patients to managing health records and transcribing medical documents.
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6 months previous experience in a healthcare setting working with an Electronic Health record (EHR). Providence offers a comprehensive benefits package including a retirement 401(k) Savings Plan with employer matching, health care benefits (medical, dental, vision), life insurance, disability insurance, time off benefits (paid parental leave, vacations, holidays, health issues), voluntary benefits, well-being resources and much more.
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Proficient in using electronic medical records (EMR) systems. CallTek a premier agency is hiring for a Hospital in Beverly Hills is renowned for its exceptional patient care and medical innovation.
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